The rapidly increasing problem of PCOD in women can be dangerous for your future - Dr. Chanchal Sharma
According to a UNICEF report, the problem of PCOD and PCOS is increasing very rapidly in India. It is not that this figure is increasing in any one part of India, but about 22% women in the whole country are suffering from PCOD.
According to a UNICEF report, the problem of PCOD and PCOS is increasing very rapidly in India. It is not that this figure is increasing in any one part of India, but about 22% women in the whole country are suffering from PCOD. These are the figures that we know about, but there are many women who do not have any information about it.
Dr. Chanchal Sharma, Director and Gynecologist of Asha Ayurveda, while talking about this subject, says that in Indian society where women used to live under the cover of purdah and ghunghat, talking about women related diseases is the result of a long journey of development. But even today there are some parts of our country where people do not know about PCOD. Whereas this problem can happen to women of any age and due to lack of attention on time, it also becomes the cause of infertility. Many such campaigns are run by the Government of India so that people become aware and understand the symptoms, causes and treatment of diseases like PCOD. Often, problems like facial hair and weight gain are seen in women affected by it.
What is PCOD?
PCOD is a health problem related to hormonal imbalance which affects the ovaries of women. Normally, eggs are released from both the ovaries of any woman alternately during periods every month, but women who have the problem of PCOD have a lot of trouble during periods. Immature eggs are often released from the ovaries of such women, due to which they may also have problems like cysts. In women suffering from this, the amount of male hormones increases more than normal. Due to which their periods become irregular and they also face problems in becoming a mother in the future.
PCOD cases are increasing in India
Although PCOD has emerged as a global problem, but its figures are increasing very rapidly in India, which is especially affecting women of reproductive age group. About 20% of women in India are suffering from it. If we look carefully, according to the report of the World Health Organization, this disease is more prevalent in women between 20 years and 35 years.
What are the symptoms of PCOD?
If the problem of PCOD persists for a long time and you do not get any treatment for it, then it can cause infertility. Unwanted hair, pimples, acne etc. can be seen on the face of women affected by it. Their weight starts increasing rapidly, there is a risk of diseases like heart disease, high blood pressure problem, diabetes etc.
What is the reason for increasing PCOD cases in India?
There can be many reasons behind this increasing problem in India, the main of which is lack of information. Most women do not even know that they have such a problem. Nowadays people's lifestyle, eating habits, stress, loneliness, not being physically active, consuming processed and junk food, all these factors promote PCOD. September is celebrated as a month in which awareness can be spread about PCOS.
What is the treatment of PCOD?
Dr. Chanchal Sharma of Asha Ayurveda, while explaining its treatment, says that to completely cure this disease, you have to make changes in your lifestyle. It can be completely cured by Ayurvedic treatment, but you have to pay special attention to your diet. You can get rid of it if you avoid eating unhealthy food outside and exercise regularly. Include a diet rich in fiber and protein in your diet. The more control you maintain on your food habits, the more beneficial it will be for you and your weight will also be reduced.
